Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14

al I'm q be said he had always PRO
vided veil for bis wtfe. and knew o. 10
eanse for the action be- however. c1-
Jared No 0bisstion 10 the pfoese1 49,.
and tie divorce was 9se1reo ana me
wife shortly altar married another nan
"a esetk u q stcrs. From thai tfue7
aid the witness, In0Dpso1 nss 80
70 god 20 himself o. anybody eise-
He vas cieEk 10 ona q ths eonmlttess
Of tie Issf Ofa9on Legislators, and wss
pAid 800 a The end Of TIE sesssen:
with this be vent on . spree fnss
anaIfy beoaehf him 20 the bospitai
where I uas attending. he has ben
hard dFinkex since the time stated. and
frsqnenfIy has had himself locksd up.
| When be started on his last spfes be y
aaid ta kava remarked to friend thai
sthfa one would kill him. His fela-
lives al Portland and Salem have been
| tslaQrat he'd 90, aud wili pFoaeiy nave
the body taken 10 Oregon for b. iaL
AMzrKR THREATENED.
There vas little incident at the erc
Of SATURDAYS big exsarsi0n that vas
not iast on TIE bills. The committee
entered into contract With the steward
Of the Oiympian for the services OF ten
walters az the tables, with The under
standing that they we're to receive - 50
/ for toe day. At O'Clock the steward
notified the committee that the men
would have to quit, - they bad TO get
70 work early in the morning. fhe
committee understood that this meant
more money, and 30 said PROMPTLY,
rather than have strike ct the inter
esting ioneture Of supper time. they
would pay extra II they would continue
20 the end. When they came 10 settle
90 the COMMITTEES ofeFtd e3 per man
instead of e2.50, bat the steward IN
sisted on "a or nothing, saying be would
donate IL 10 the chzFch. The COMMITTEES
promptly accepted the terms and de-
posted the sum promised In Q bank,
sab ecs 20 she stewards order. II be
don't accept 10 within Q certain time
they will take 1t deWn. they say, and
turn Il over TO the ehu-eb, as be said.
wox'T oIvs I'm BITE.
| Messrs. +. n. Wade and Alfred Cool
idQe, bankers Of Oolfax. and L. NJ
Ringer, q prominent merchant Of Al
mOta, IN this Territory, arrived IN thii
city Saturday afternoon. having come
over the svitohbaek. Mr.. Wade Is 8
brother in Law to j. @. Wethered, Of
this city. The object Of their visit val
10 secure an audience with O. B. Wrigh
in reference 10 securing some watsl
front, by lease or purchase, on which x
erect warehouses, all OF them being ex
tensively engaged in buying and selling
! wheat. The knowledge Of their saeces
or failure, remains, 30 far, With them
selves and Mr.. Wright. That the gen
r tlemen from the bunch grass countF
: we're so loud in their boasts of wha
their business was when they first 81
rived here, coupled With their disincli
9 nation to now make known the result
0 the inference is drawn that they wer
p met by the officials in the same mannt
as many ether enthusiasts on the sam
erraRd, and we're let down as lightly.
WILL co TO LAYING.
J. Il was rumored yesterday that p. 4
J. Paulson and Henry Drum, proprietor
= of the sash and door factory; MilliAI
. Watson, proprietor Of the hour mil
u and the propTietsrs Of several otht
D factories In the southern section Of th
v ETY., between the shore line at the hea
. Of the bay and deep water. intended
bring the Northern Pacific Railroa
Company under the ban of the Law Il
I interruptinR the navigation OF the ba
y The cause lice in the fact that the con
pany have driven row of piles aero
D. the bay TO connect the Cascade divisiC
q With the Pacific division. thus depriviT
II the manufacturers OF their oRly acce
= TO deep water. They are slow to tai
action on the matter, however, as th'
e hoped to secure certain facilities +
u shipping from the railroad company
ia the way of side tracks.
a NOTES.
At the rifle range Sunday X. b. MI
len won the two medals being compel
10 for. he will have 10 win them sever
IN times more, however, to become the
owner.
AbFam Urch, the carpenter who 4
from h. j. Weisbach's new building
On Tacoma avenue last week, died yestl
ed day morning. Mr.. Urch was mach
spested by all the vorkinRmen in q
city and bad taken prominent part
the recent elections here. He leaves
wife and one child. The Knights
Labor Assembly have called q spec
IN meeting to arrange for the funeral.
. Chief Of Police J. N. Fuller, acting
Deputy United States Marshal, libel
the steamer Olympian Sunday moFniI
for $3.50. alleged damages sustained
the little steamer Estslle in the collisi
he of the two vessels at this port last Ms
oh The Olympian was released on furnis
on ing bonds, MessTs. @. p. Masserson a
d. David Wilson becoming the bondsms
nd TIE new Baptist Church was orga
2h izsd on last Saturday evening With
~ members. The name adopted is o.
De trail Baptist Church Of Tacoma. TIL
T. candidates presented themselves
slf baptism. After the church was orRa
- fHaA Rav ~ ~ Sfaa0aR mas ealaakad